The Mills College Longitudinal Study of Women Found That Homemakers

The Mills College longitudinal study of women found that homemakers' level of independence at age 21 versus that at age 43 suggests that

A) being a homemaker requires much more independence than originally believed.
B) homemakers' independence scores are likely to change little with age.
C) the roles women adopt are irrelevant to changes in independence.
D) the role a college-educated woman has in life is irrelevant to changes in personality.